As with the Epson V100, three scan modes are provided. With the same measurements (43 x 28 x 4.3cm) as the earlier V100 model, this Epson scanner has that appealing look that cries out "Use me!" Power and USB (2.0 of course) connections are located at the rear right corner next to the four control buttons designated for power plus direct scanning to email, printer and PDF format. At the conclusion of the installation, the system will need to be restarted and then you can connect the scanner. Some user interaction is required during the installation as you will need to accept various terms and conditions imposed by the software companies. You can cherry-pick from applications such as ArcSoft Photo Impression ABBYY FineReader 6.0 Sprint Plus and Epson Creative Suite.
The required items include the User Guide, driver and the Epson EasyPrint Module. Given a choice of Easy or Custom Install, I opted for the former which divides its content into required and optional items.
Before setting up the scanner, which involves little more than removing a small number of sticky tape strips and attaching the two leads, you will need to install the various items of software supplied on the CD.
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